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A graphic depicting a scammer unlocking a brain.

Science and technology

How scammers hack your brain and how to protect yourself

Arizona State University Assistant Professors of computer science Yan Shoshitaishvili (left) and Ruoyu “Fish” Wang in the Laboratory of Security Engineering for Future Computing, or SEFCOM.

Science and technology

ASU researchers add human ingenuity to automated security tool

May 03, 2019

RSAC Security Scholars

Science and technology

ASU students attend world-renowned cybersecurity conference

May 02, 2019

woman sitting at a desk in her office

Science and technology

Two ASU engineering researchers named 2019 IEEE Fellows

April 15, 2019

DNA Vials

Law, journalism and politics

DNA enters legal maze with potential to solve — and create — privacy problems

April 05, 2019

Police Car

Science and technology

What is human trafficking, and how can technology combat it?

March 13, 2019

Portrait of ASU director Nadya Bliss

Science and technology

What is the National Intelligence Strategy?

February 07, 2019

Dialogues in Complexity, Protecting Against Bad Actors event flyer

Science and technology

Protecting U.S. elections against attack: What does biology have to do with it?

January 09, 2019

Tiffany Bao

Science and technology

Changing the game: Winning paper models cyberwarfare game theory

January 02, 2019

Valley of the Shadow of Death Fenton 1855

Law, journalism and politics

Fighting fake photos, one social stream at a time

October 16, 2018

ASU Assistant Professor Paulo Shakarian

Science and technology

Staying ahead of cyberattacks

October 15, 2018